Grommet Team
At the heart of it, we're a bunch of regular folks with a passion for finding Grommets; wonderful products--with interesting stories--that people would love to know about. We're independent—no one pays us to select a product. In fact, the best thing is, lots of people help us by sharing their own favorite discoveries. We're enabling Citizen Commerce™. Our “team” is anyone who believes that we can make a difference by celebrating the useful, innovative, and beautifully crafted Grommets we collectively discover
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Grommet Regular Contributors
Angella Dykstra
Angella is a mom of three, a Chartered Accountant (She's Canadian, eh?), and she posts prolificly to her site Dutch Blitz, her photo site, and Work It Mom!. If one more person states the obvious, "You must be busy!" she just might get violent.
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Jennifer Kula
Jennifer has written and edited for websites like BabyZone and magazines such as AMC Outdoors and MetroSports Boston. She enjoys running, hiking, and spending time with her young daughter. Her favorite Grommet is the Tea Forté Holiday Tree Sampler .
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Linda Lee
Linda lives in the Seattle area with her husband and their two sons. Her freelance copywriting and blogging client list includes AOL, Edelman, Kimberly-Clark, Work It, Mom!, and ClubMom.
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Mir Kamin
Mir maintains both her award-winning personal blog, Woulda Coulda Shoulda, and thrift-minded shopping site, Want Not. She's a recent transplant to the greater Atlanta area, where she lives with her husband and two kids.
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Monica Marsden
Monica is a Los Angeles-based writer and editor. She loves flea markets, fine dining (at home), and is likely to break into song in the middle of any conversation. Her favorite Grommet is I Am Not a Paper Cup.
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Rita Richardson
Rita is a freelance writer who lives in Boston and on Cape Cod. She is a reviewer for the Internet Review of Books; has been published online at Cape Cod Today and in print in The Herb Quarterly. Her favorite Grommet is whatever is up tomorrow.
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Christopher Bednarz
Christopher is a stay-at-home dad to his three kids. After living in 12 cities, he returned to his roots and writes from Minneapolis. His dream Grommet is a Minnesota Viking Super Bowl Champion coffee cup – but he's not holding his breath.
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Ann Bednarz
Ann is a writer and editor who dreams about building a modern house but settles for fixing up an old place, one DIY project at a time. She lives in Minneapolis with her husband and three kids. Her favorite Grommet is Bell'occhio's nine-blade scissors
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Elise Smith
Elise lives with her husband in Portland, ME and writes novels under the name of Holly Chamberlin. When not writing or reading, she's hanging out with her three beautiful cats. She also likes diamonds.
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Grommet Video Set and Production
We shoot our videos right in our offices, surrounded by past, present, and future Grommets. Jules and Joanne made the Grommet sculpture on the wall. If you watch our videos regularly, you'll see that we've made a few sculptures, with different moods and materials. For us, those personal creations, strung on sturdy Maine birch branches, represent an improbable combination of desirable qualities; utility, style, nature, and craft. Just what we like to see in Grommets.
Would you like to send us a Grommet sculpture? We'd love to make videos with it behind us, and we would tell people you made it. It only needs to hang off one of our birch branches and be a span of about seven feet. Send us an inquiry to sculptures@dailygrommet.com. Give us a sense of your idea and we'll get back to you about next steps.
Our videos are ably produced and edited by Jesse Buckley and Owen Mack of coBRANDit. They make us look and sound better than we do in real life, fo' sure. Except on bad hair and tongue-tied days. Then there really is nothing they can do but scrape by with what we give them. And make those videos really, really short
Grommet Photography
Our Grommet product photos are lovingly and expertly created by Sue Bruce at www.suebrucephotography.com